Some of the best analysis of the last few days (with more to come):
- Cameron Says He’d Have Taken Brooks’ Resignation
- Ed’s Glass House
- 22 Dublin staff to lose jobs as Irish NOTW also axed
- July 2009: “No efforts were made to properly control reporters activities and the finances”
- The Greatest Publicity Stunt of a Generation
- News of the World: The paper that died of shame
- Cameron attempts to reassert his authority
- Phone hacking scandal: enemies of free press are circling
- Oborne Flip Flops Again
- Is now the moment to take the 150-1 David Cameron bet?
- Time to respect Murdoch’s need for privacy in Coulson’s hour of need ?
- Times: Coulson Arrested
- A newspaper has died, and the recriminations are only just beginning
- Hack-gate: the latest cultural contradiction of British conservatism?, William Davies
- What I said about Tommy Sheridan 24th December 2010
- Dark clouds gather over BSkyB buyout
- The stakes rise for Rupert Murdoch
- Going for a MacDonald’s
- the dubious ‘tools’ of the trade have made journalists less diligent
- Phone-hacking: the public debate: July 13th 6.30pm at LSE
- Where does this leave journalism?
- Cameron’s Coulson problems may be getting bigger
- It’s Inconceivable…
Mick is founding editor of Slugger. He has written papers on the impacts of the Internet on politics and the wider media and is a regular guest and speaking events across Ireland, the UK and Europe. Twitter: @MickFealty
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